Need to delete a blog from myblogs section
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I used wordpress.com stats plugin for many of my self hosted blogs. All those blogs are now added to my wordpress.com account. I want to remove them.
Also, mistakenly, I changed the URL of one blog to yahoo.com (well, I was just testing something in URL rewriting features for selft hosted script.). Now, in my blogs section, it shows yahoo.com/wp-admin :)
So what should I do? Also, why wordpress adds these blogs to my blogs section, if I am only using the statistics plugin?
Thanks,
The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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The blog you specified at amrita-rao.in does not appear to be hosted at WordPress.com.
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@rahulsonar, if you remove them from the account here, the blog stats plugin will no longer work. Your self-hosted sites have to be logged on your account here or the stats plugin does not work. Under my blogs, you can choose to make those invisible if you wish.
If you are no longer using the stats plugins on your self-hosted blogs, you will need to contact staff to have them removed from your account here.
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It has to do with the API key which you need for the stats plugin to work. The API key is issued with your account here, so for the plugin to work, they have to register or tie your self-hosted blog to the API key and your account.
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Yes, that’s true. I appreciate your help. However, what I think is, we should I always have previlage to remove that domain.. I have contacted support and received a response as well. I will make them a suggestion on this :)
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